I look at stars at almost all nights when the sky is clear. Trivial, I know; but when you begin to see them for what they really are, something changes. Probably the fact that you are a part of something so extraordinarily big which might have an iconic significance, you are unaware about. Or maybe just that there exists a much larger story which highlights how truly miniscule your daily struggles are when compared with. And yet, it could even indicate the utter stupidity and futility of life. The sky enchants and frustrates many. We're stuck in an unending loop without any concrete idea of a beginning or an end. Countless questions plague our minds than those which can be answered. Amongst all these infinite mysteries lies a heart, a brain and a soul. The brain condemns emotional feelings and logically guides a person through the arduous journey of life. The heart makes a human, a human; by bestowing emotions upon him/her. And finally, the omniscient soul lies lost within us, deep in an almost mocking slumber. Would you choose the brain or the heart? How sardonic must the creator be to ask us so?

In a war-torn world where loyalty is currency and betrayal cuts deeper than any blade, Aurora thought she knew the truth. Bound by love, duty, and shattered promises, she and Isaiah-once inseparable, fiercely loyal soldiers-now stand divided by secrets darker than the battlefield. When a cryptic message surfaces, hinting that Isaiah may still be alive but working for the enemy, Aurora and her closest ally Zac must navigate a treacherous maze of lies, lies that threaten to destroy everything they fought for. As the shadows of Darus stretch ever longer, Aurora must confront not only the horrors of war but the fracture in her heart. Can she trust the man who once vowed to guard her with his life? Or has the war twisted him into something unrecognizable-a monster wearing the face of the friend she loved? In a world where survival means sacrifice and love can be the deadliest weapon, Aurora's fight is only just beginning.